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Sure, but they probably meant "would an average person be able to differentiate TJ Rodgers Pinot Noir from another high quality winery's Pinot Noir"?
by shallot_router 9y ago
Sure, but they probably meant "would an average person be able to differentiate TJ Rodgers Pinot Noir from another high quality winery's Pinot Noir"?
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- NoPiece 9y agoMost people could differentiate them, but wouldn't be able to identify the higher quality wine.
- barrkel 9y agoBurgundy pinot vs new world pinot? If they're a fan, they'd have little trouble spotting the Burgundy.
- NoPiece 9y agoI agree, but the parent said average person, so I was thinking of someone less experienced.
- Godel_unicode 9y agoThis is exactly the problem; studies are done where random person who has a glass now and then can't tell food-coloring altered white from red, readers see "nobody can tell wines apart".
- mmmpop 9y agoWell, the last statement doesn't imply that: > Most people can't tell a red from a white by taste. I most certainly can! But I do agree, sometimes it's hard to judge the cheap wine vs the expensive ones, but we're talking $25 bottle to a $40 bottle. I don't have a lot of difficulty picking out the $8 vs the $25 from purely anecdotal experience. I am determined to double-blind myself at some point though.